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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
summer Leisure,

Mira F.. HAmp and daughter, Miss Ida, OF
this city, are visiting Cresson, Altoona and
Loysville.
George +. Baer, esq, OF Reading, and fsm.
lily, consisting OF wife and five daughters, $,
sailed yesterday morning on the steamer
Ella for Bremen.
John y. Hsger, jr, has gone to Sea Isle
City.
Miss Annie Chsmpneys and Mrs. J. y.
Mitchell leave tomorrow for Ephrats
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
DDA rAS.

WoLF.-August 8. 1857, in this city, Michael
Wolf. In the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends, also Teutonia
LOdg No. l65. X. Of r.. Red Jacket Tribe, Ma.
~, U. X. n. and Monterey Lodge, No. 2s2, l. q.
r., are invited To attend his funeral. from hi, 4,
late resiiencs. No +6s High street, on Sunday
afternoon st 2 O'Clock. Intsrment Ut Zion .
cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05

A dispatch from St Thomas says: "Let.
tsrs received ct Stanley Pool from Henry M.
Stanley announce that the expedition ~.
rived at Aruwhimi Falls on June IS, that all
the members OF the sx xpedition were we'll and
preparations were being made for the over.
land march -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
The asnsA 8all Ousxa.

from Tho Detroit Free Press.
The pitcher had . little ball, and it Wss
white - snow, and where the striker thought
IL Waa, that ball Il wouldn't 20 IL hsd
sudden inshO0t curve, It had Q fearful drop,
ano when the striker wildly struck, that tail
y oidn't stop why don the hall fool
eestkess % y ~ ohlldssa ell dtd cry. u the
sr 1917 ~ sSi.,s ss.,1 sss ha''' yoa ka0v." The
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
A.ssmp. tn Bur. |. New York Newspaper.

The sixth attempt to burn out the Mem
Yorker Zeitung was frustrated at four O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. The tire started on the
third floor In some old fles of the Demokrat.
None but the employees are allowed in that
part OF the building. and the owners are at .
lOss to know how the blszs came about The
watchman had found everything right only
fifteen minutes bsfore the alarm. The flames
we're quickly extinguished.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05

"PPUIuteu SpeClhI F0HcehSh.
Special Policeman Patrick Burns, who has
been on duty at the Rothsville campmseting
ior the past ton days returned home to.dsy
ana will leave tc. morrow for Mt. Gretns.
ne mas been appointed special officer during
sne encsmPment by Ned. Irish, supsrintsn-
"e"' VI ''ne Lebanon & Cornwall railroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
A the Grand Opsrs House

A change OF programme at the Grand opera
house last evening, had the effect of drawing
large audience. Every one seemed to 10
plessed with the performance The LOTUS
company appear tonight and tomorrow
night will close their engagement
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05

Z. =. bats has prsisrrsd charge Of
seas.eoses sGaln1 hb hsoshsr Philin.
M. s Aioesmen hashsy. He allsesd ~;
seeesvea ~ % soe ths jolnt NO. "a
s sea fhuip ~ sppsopsiaasd ~
~ cwe 49, 1an ~ heon -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
fny the COsts.

David ksutz, charged before Alderman
Hershey, with drunkenness aud disordorly
conduct, was discharged from custody on
Thursday evening on payment OF the oosta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
Excursion to Mount Grs,u

An excursion numbering about tvelye
hundred persons from Lsamsn Place, Para.
disc and other towns east Of the city, pssssd
through Lancaster this morning for Mount
GT6tns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
4 Dusl by Arbisrs,so..

The newspapers 10 Paris concur In tho
epanion that 1t IL sdvisabls 70 submit the
1esry- -Boulangsr matter to arbitration.
n. Ferry has written TO his seconds 20 fol-
Sows: remain ever ready 70 give ssiisfsc-
- % 1eneral Bouiangsr or To accept arbi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05

uov H068 oA48oe
u1W YoRK, Aug. b.-Siour was unchanged |;
Pine. q 1905 %; snpsrnns. q si0s ss
Whsxt-Ao ksd ststs. nominal, No. 2 Do.
79,kc Mo. ksd: Winter. Aug. 7skc Sept.
7s.Sc receipts. ISL coo bus shipmsntS. iS7D.
. Corn.ko. mi.sa cash. t7kc: do Aug t7ISc ;
sept t7Nc; receipts. none shipments. s6.l0.
OAts-NO. ] White stAiA. t00Aikc No. . DO
Hfc No sniIs6, Sept. sl,sc j rsosipts. ii0ooo ;
.Eys unchanged; Western. ssOsse STATE. s7k
harley nominal.
?ors dull old meas. sls sAols7s.
lArd-sept, o. ~; Oct ~ Os.
3uIp6nt1ne nrm vt 3Hzc.I
90eln dull strxin60 70 goai0, q O00l a.
i9s auss nSm;ns kss 2, nc6 in csss skc.
6ettsr nrm Weetsrn Crsainsry. is25Nc.
psct,.1s IsM Ohio Factory. 7Qsc; state
,.xsss.' nfm' ssAss. iea.ske; Western. 10
sssSSci.,sSSu ssSSM Su,st 49, Issaasd 0uuoai s0she
HcIow uun pgluao city, S1<c
Sseo n0minal Carolina fair n scsrA s0Sn>
Ooooe nrm; mir carH0ss, ISc, '~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05
BUSTLES.

Bustics at &c.
The Elsie Hustle at l5c.
1ayior's Folding hustle At lsc.
The Gem Bustis at 3s,
The Lotta Bustlo at &c.
Tho Envelope Busus At ?hc.
The Row Wire Bustle at Sc.
The 3-kow " Ire Bnstl8 at SIC.
The standard W ire Bustie at &0c.
The Perfection Bustis At H.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-05

uyANTED--FOuRG GENERAL. HOUSE
w Servants aud two Chambe rmAids good
wages. Apply. fec OF charye. at
q. D. TROUT cos,
No ~ n. QuOe u 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Oct l-csttsa dull Middlns olc,;:,
steady nsT e sg's and s%y IS g.
Mills sup.rans SO 25 9962 10 Extra 50 90 so 10 RIO
Brands SO P.t,osos Family :. a. do sa's sas
% Amber 81 asic steady \. WINTER Rel sp.s
79.G7Opc ootsbsr 1910 asked November III &c asked;
quiet White eoS0le Ssns~ 52eStS; "e.sra 9a,
mica s2955c., Pennsvlvania 3oa35c. Rye was
STEADY at 55q57c ...nay steady Primo 70 Cnslcs
si 95s SIS So saiSmeat; and Sides
packer 7ao3e BacOnmsh.aiders 7t9stc Clear s,e
s'a'' Butter arms9 ws.is1n Packed Creamery
2ia2lG..... Esrs at lselsc Petroleum steady n.y..
IS s%io.e sugar steady. SOFT Lie. coppcr-
Refined 10 loc whisksv steady a. 81 i4@si 10
Flour i. So Gram ID. Rsc.pt,-F Flour 1922 .ols
whsa. 400 bush. Corn 400 Dush Oats s5u0 yusn:
Rye 500 oa. Vs. a sSs seo u
Germ l4.l00 tush
Bosres Oct l-Fiour frm. comasn Extra, 81 l 0
cern daii-s,.amsr yellow 5sa57,.c. steamer Mixed
56lc.. Oats quiet No Waite $40 shorts s,ea steady
ss4Ss 10 SCI IL
CIV 2Gc Extra wostern zoe. Cheese nIm-
Egg, s1 as. E1s z1c 1000 SI
sacks Cora $500 oats 10000 Susn shorts zlOoo
bush
old W ac btu 500 asked No tIard Northern Pacific
"a ao. Water whes, strong and higher No Rel 49, Z
Sn. "G No is' s4sss No sss@is.c sIoIe. 70
yellow 40 track Oats stronger and hisner Ne so
WIZ Barley Unsettled sales at Sc quiet and
unchanged Flour active aud arm: lanai .,e'gn.s
uaeSanse% p 81 Is to ALBANY. SO . Xswyors;
..... Receipts vere-Fiour $4,000 bbls; Wheat o3ooo
Sas% Railroad sGpnsn.-Flsur 81 900 bills Wheat $4,000
bush Corn $1,000 pusn oat, 100 bush Barley cs ooo
bush Canal 'hipmsnts-%A.at llos1 lush Corn los'o'o
CHICAGO Oct l-The leading futures ranged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03

The bank exchanges the NewYOk Clearing House and
tns S s three S at Compare ~
Esss :::s ss ct .sSs ST 5;s'
The general rate for call loans at the Stock Exchange
during the last week was per cent and md fba day
will always be high day for money SO long as Tue gov
upon the rnS o, xh hue the
lenders might want part on Saturday Money on uhe
was in more abundant supply ana loans AZ a. oons
passed at 6a7 per cent ,.
The Treasury staewents and the analysis OF them pre-
ton The comparison OF official figures given shows now
There has been usual autumnal flow Of money from
the Eastern centres only IN smaller proportions tnan
summer we're less than they been heretofore The
New-York banks held July smaller total reserves
new Western reserve cities absorbed large
Of tho dspGst, wach before ct. Te as
been smaller, and tho NewYork banks on October
held unusually large total reserve for seasons OF ord
nary activity IL is idle TO say that this because or
extraordinary Treasury disbursements In September
1885, the Treasury paid for $l9.O00.OO0 OF the per
worth Of silver each month the Treasury dsbnrses only
what It has collected from the general circulation OF the
country only returns TO trade what 1t has taken from
city, and 1t would be indication OF distress II they
did not do so at this season But the discounts for Nav
Of hs .a ds:Sf
65s77e S bales against 3sas25 in septemSer 1886 THIS
fact together with the comparatively moderate DO
mand for money from New-York, illustrates how tho
South is able TO make the movement win us own re-
The foreign exchanges have been duh and rather
weak Actual rates for business scarcely varied from
81 and 81 s3 respectively for long and short s,sr
Ling all the wssa Il n0T o nS secg Ts. e es
Gotten las. week agErsrs ls4 1sse bass against n
oScresste since September OF 246eI3 bales against
I5523I bales In the same time OF 1886 Besides this,
i4o2sI bales against 9O.Oo4 bales year ago. and the
price OF Gotten now 94 against 9a cents year ago
fallen on but the latest advces Of the EnroDean crops
indicate good market for Americas surplus and during
The imporancs Of the Treas1rys monthly d
scos E.eSa.ss reduced m.i SS i BE BE-
s ssi; so ss: ss's v. have
With sars or the presiding
ii was week In which frmness was the pronounced
a sscSy S.s.p1s
that wna. they held was protected 1s
eTtsnd their lines Men who have been entirely out OF
the have taken smelling and arc pTs
70 sass.s Ss ola
ay ~ xhcS has and ony
when the small reactions occurred and then 70 express
that they had been unable to eel. .dr.,a al
fbev wanted 70 cat yesterdays advanced
GgGrcs" Nevertheless, at tho next and
dvs.s. the anxiety to % S VI;
we append the highest prices Of Sepsmber Ton that
. 30 ipai h SSe been
~ General chapges during the month:
Had given the lowest I'VE s,ocs, p ..Sa baS %
shown gsina tho ususl comparison with the prices Of
year ago Is also given. When remsTp . nov 10y
Of he rne months ended September 30 then wsrs nosS
q yesr sss a example Of the force Of isis sept!
&: isvsr psoss sass doe . shs 'r''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
AMI HeWn. 3Os.
for the coming week are:

PRoyIsIOSs-PoRR-Th marke OF presented very 'sno
to-day prices show no material cnsnkc ru
ns stssdy sales loo bbls Mesa WILD 'ns ra ctt1
sWasIS' Family Meas $40 sec $40; bEEF.ln Hsnt
cemanl CITY Eitra India Mess $itdsJ2 Extra mSss
bbIa 81 j0aS8 Packet sass 30 Pate ~ oO@ss u.p
Ms. ssasS bO....BEEF HAMs.stcady and gust
Of sass WAS accomplished to-day aud tho feeling
Su and veal Picked Bellies auoed loo ior ~ ana
iOe Tor 10 10: average Picked Hams i2e petso snou'
ders 70 Smoked lSac SACKED snounoS ~
MIIIDiFs- DaiI and wholly noalnai. EsoED 80 ~
Have fair lnaniry steady prices Clv nsa 70 hHaS
sd7.c; figs La fD-Th specnauon was nv
sis tisy aud market IN Z. entirety sn te h
W.ssrn steam quoted Gs211esoc. without sales c,y
steam .in sales rs tcs 10ni Rssned CSnunsns
Toe ana South America 7t0d760o' poo os De.opeI'
a7sdG7Se cssiug G75c Nsvsmber. closing "a az
c:mbsr closing asci 1880 tea January ~ aa
e'''sf nn .rf cTEHsK and Butcr-IIavs rot
yariei IN any particular siIce our last Win me wsar
rrd.v trading western Creamery lGd2oc; Stats Cass
srv 5s 2Go: State Dairy. half hrkia tuba
Ssif drkipa i80 i0c. Western Faetery isaL.Gi SIac
Dairy 1870 lsc western iTit.,.s ,scaans White
iSc Ss..ss ias SKINS FsstsTy
ias;sr,.r - ehoss, Canada ISa2oc wa, ,s
sTEARINE-Unchansed In price and duI c'v aao'e"
= &c and oleom argarins $50 .,v .,n,.,n.a At
sudXRVsuss stock were firmly Isc Tor
20 s M ne Ssss os 7sc Esnasd quiet but
1ssSd drsluIatsd e Ncuf iiScI
css2scsSnsrs Sal csess etsseent VIZ SxSrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03

Psrx sassa sls oeoie So - sssns nsse rev olgsa
ccf.d ses ice sass clear riSSsd ss sis dsS
90 smoked 7Sisc' sIsaidsra gieIis sars1 $50
g; d. do smcked. 7t1oc. Belize n peks. -
cioc .x DO ~ pseakIsst Bscs' Si2c I At.
9 asssss .is = cl.s.:g 10
at 25ci Western CIsaneey Extra Ct 25c, B. @ snA =
css:|:fs s1sTs 1lsSas Fan R:stss batter ~.
rsss Cssos Il -: 40 FAN e pSiS. ne M
Esss were nrn .ad sctivs Ps.nssyans srs,: e 80
1 an: -: 81: ;s:F xs';ss :s
saSsss 1ies so-wnssr Bra. s,e scSs
Corr s.: o. go; 1853 sS s.. SA ~. s
Soso s.2os Snsa osis Ia 500 bush. ''''' 80
ST LOUIS. Oct 1.-Flsur steady and UNCHANGED $500.
ss:ss sc Ne :s..s S
s0sas0 closed nrm: Cash 3ssc October dee
iss s.c Dsss%Hsr closing ssSs 1o% g. nal MAJ AIs
sss;;:.nE in good demand Ti%o;S1 sis o. r;sns
.'a '.provi.io.s were arn PORK ANAL ioss sitsx
e.: z q = . ! e @
Clear Ribs % 7o9ss S. shert Clear 50 1899
Recsipts - Flour 5000 bblA Wheat $4,000 t.sA oora
Lush shpnents Flour 5000 pbls Wheat 5000 bush.
Csrn 100000 bush. Oats l.000 suah Rye susA.
Barley -...-- bush
TOLEDO. Oct l.wheas va. easier. Cash 7stc octsssx
Cash 45tc Oats steady Cash 2sc Cloyerseed weak
Prime 81 .Receipts-Wheat $4,000 bush Corr 1000
bush. Cloverssed 349 bags oats 900 BUSH shipmeno
Wheat 1000 bush. Corn 1000 bush Coverseed bagh
bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
COTTON MApxErs-By TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Oct L-l2.30 r. mcotton pressed for sale
Middlipg plauds g. I'D: do Orleans. SIC saes 1000
bales Including 1000 for speeniass and s,por .oo sa
Brazilian Receipts 5000 bales. including 5000 American
Futures steady At the decline Uplana: Lev nidang
and Ncve@bsr dsysry, also ss e4a Nsysmhsr and
December delivery 63 6s also 81 6td December ana
January delivery. esl4d also 6i;oid; Jannsry ana
February delivery 3D. also So Fseruarl ana Maroa
igld also 2gld; April and May delivery. 46< also
3GId There were tenders for deliveries at iodays
cearngs. ,.,,,,, m
Midding 8 ZIG; Good Ordinary. 1910; net and gross
rccspta bales sales l7si bales stock 81 e63 baea
NyWORixAxs Oct Lection quiet; Midilinr, va; Low
Mdur s7l6 GOOD Ordinary isig net Isespss Sid
72S, experts 70 Great britan eoAo
bales. 10 France baes coastwss 1881 bales sass
isyixSA Oct i-cotton easy Middline. 81. Low Mid
ding 49, and gross recslpta ll2l7 baes exports
% ia bsles; saiea 500 bales stock. 800 baies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct Ia p. m-Bsef in good supply. Pork-
Hoider snsr spaIusy Rams-H oilers Offer freely. Bs
con-Holders 0er moderatsy Cumberland cut steady at
ASS. Cheese IN good supply Tsi,Cw and Rosa aoIdsrs
sparngly. Lard-Spot and futuresThe supply is GOOD
prime Western spot AMI October steady It 3t DO Novem
Der steady 3ts. Sd Whcat-Holiers 0er
sparingly. Flour-Hol,ers Offer modsratey corn.spos
firm al As sgd Hops Observation-Disclosures State Holders
are o Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtrer. Vessels aud Rdsiro1ds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The usual SATURDAY. duness prevailed In the
trade to-day but values we'll maintained for Bra
Sales SO bags Rio on tho basis Of the quotaona Ihs
mer styles Trading future deliveries was
quite active during hours Of the session
aesegang 800 bags First prices represented decline
Of Is points and the close steady at net advance 90
10 points for the day follows; ostobsr
November II go 1858; December 171O0 1913 January,
l7706l7.7b; February. l77oa1775; March l77Oql775;
Anr. 1870 so; May, l7756l7so The ranges on the
different months January, 1900 III 1o February
I7.5o.l76si March. l7eo9l77oi .npri lL6q9l77ee ;
MAY. 17G00l770; October. 1873 l74O November 100
G7.70; December. 17.55dl7.76.
COTJOS-Whe the temper OF the actual market col-
tinued special changes ac In values Sales
2l baos IA last evoning all Of which were for consump
The port 44.302 bales com
pairing with 3346J bales the same day last week and rs oa
bales for the day last The fetal port re-
ceipts September O29 bales comparing
with 3jS921 bales for the corresponding period last year
standard
falia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
Dauring Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-ave.
N CLASSES and private lessons for dancing will COM
SATURDAY. october o. Send 2cen stamp for circular
La PAVANE the Partisan sensation Of last season. fully
described BY Allen Dodworth Just published BY Gordon
Son, No 10 East l4th-st
DANCING. &c. &c. BY Allen Dodworth. published By
Harper Brothers, franklin Square.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S private les
N classes dancing every day Maiison-avc.
OF 59rhst
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 162
East 55ih.st (Bank Buildlng). Glasses new form
ing private Reopening reception Tues
day, October IL. Send for circular
MIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
Ul BROADWAY AN I'D 32D-ST.
18Th YEAR NOW OPEN. Call or send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1887

Of the market with phantom stocks-short contracts
There IL question that outstanding short in-
terest "a large 1t has been at time In three
months. and without "bull" effort manipulation
stocks for delivery than money has been
under the silly scare.
suboined Ia usual table OF the highest lowest and
final prices and number OF shares sold OF sxtyvc act
i've representative stocks together with the hnal
prices OF week proxed by the prices OF Octooer
1885, with the highest prices OF September appended
WEEKLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

1903 carloads Of i77o hsados5 Carloads At
S1 :nS 4
All tho arrivals except 10 carloads many Ie.ans we're
fSf % Sc isa and
get Oh to-day to with shipments rs previously 70
'cALvEs-Recsipts were Ios head. No genuine demand
sales were reported at for AID Fed Calves
average at &C per veals 166 10. at 30; 20 do lat
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipt. were p = car. Of 4 7sS
week head against a. 926 head last week
Trade slow at lower prices than YESTERDAY
sold SIS 81 So Ordinary Prime Lambs At 500
Sc e. with deck Of Choice Canadian Lambs bringing
saiss~DiiIenback 4 Dewey, 90 Canada Ewes lao 10 ay
erage. at 4hc per 10 22s Canadian Lambs 81 y n 5sci
go DO 70 at 6sc 2l2 do "a 10 ehoi 2lo do 70 d. al
HalIenoeck Hollis: 81 state sheep 100 average ct
4c per 60 Territory do "a %. At Lei 100 state LAMBS
100 70 p.r
Hume Mullen I7s Kentucky Sheep. 81 ID average at
PHccck "a western sheep iol D average e al a
10. at 81 To- rs Virginia DO 100 10 at So 10 24s virginia
Lf%s "a . # g Isl sn.s 1 o.
per 100 ~ Pennsylvania Lambs 10 10 as' os''i %
age at s. 80 per Ios Missouri DO SIS D. st - 10
Newton Giliet 1919 Kentucky sheep 81 syeIsse' az
Judd BucElnTham 2s7 Michigan sheep Sc ID average.
q. s. 100 State do SO 10 al s4 leo State Lambs
Hoos-Kcceipts were 80 cars Of s7e5 headl5 cars at
40tst and 10 Jersey CITY Total the weak 3641o
head against 49, 42 head last week. Market dull ana weak
@. smith sold part late yesterday) lls Chicago Pss
state Hogs ga 10 S. 40 10 State Pigs chocs 100 ID.
OF SIS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
0 S25.O94. S3l


BY tho operations of the sub-Treasury in the week
ended Friday evening. including payments OF 81
for purchased bonds and S74ls for imported gald and
including receipts OF 600 for exchange on New
Orleans, Chicago ETC.. tho banks gained In cash
$8Ll3389 Allowing that remittances 70 the interior
by other agencies than the SubTrcasury amounted TO
81 900 OOO the actual gain would be $7,6OO,OOO As
were some So creator than the reported
for that week. we have before us a gain OF about
S9OOOOO The average reported In todays statement
gain of 81 70 900-however. hardly justes so high
an estimate for the last woeks statement
But there to question that the actual cash
holdings last Friday evening were In excess
specie gains which aggregated 600 wore with tho
Merchants and Chemical, each 100000 American EI-
chan GO ST. 300 900; America 500 600; Park $5OOOlO
and importers aud Traders and City. each 100000
The Bank Of New-York lest 100000 specie tho
Commerce $7O0.O and the Republic 100000. The
other banks generally gained small amounts, showing
changes for the week Decrease Of 933 400 In
loans in total cash reserve OF $4l729oO in
spending week Of 1856 the changes were:
increase Of $2.7lO.00O in loaus; decrease
in total cash reserve Of S32O6.Oo0i a decrease In
Of S3.ll5.0OO. which reduced the surplus" to
SIS. 963925 with falling averages against S9Ol7lO0
the surplus reserve" by yesterdays sateinont made
up rising averages Compared with the week OF $780,
yesterdays statement gives "surplus reserve T"
that is $4617.350 greater and total reserve
the ratio OF which to deposit is $3.50 per cent
against 264s per ceat And yet In tho week OF 1880
money at the Exchange ruled 2a3 per cent for
call oans and commercial paper passed freely at
b05iq per cent Sentmsnt-yOur influence Is no where
as strong with tho managers OF American
financial institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
furniture.
90 t)hom Ut Alap Concern.

NOTICE FOR KlNDRED.-lf Henrietta
~ McHae formerly Henrietta Lmpenny OF the City OF
Exeter spinste will communicate with u.s. she
said henrietta Mcfae Is daughter of Robert Lnpennr.
late Of the City Exeter umbrella Daker and sister OF
Samuel .mpenuy late OF Beech Avenue. Basford In the
Borough OF Nottugh gentleman deceased She married
who was ged Majesty Service on the 3ss
day OF August 1864 aud IT 10 believed subsequently, wens
"'' ' W." 49, ' PARR BUTLER,
pa,t cbambera Peaxt Market HILL Nottn gham Solicitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON, srOOKS
Boston. Oct. l. 1917
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

LONDON Oct I-2 D. m.-consol,. lo blo for money and
lO - for Atlantic and Great Western hfs
mortgage trustees certificates ~ Canadian PacinG b5 "
Ordinary i2L: NeS.iors Central, ll2S MEXICAN
advices quote cent rentes al 81
francs g2 iacentmes for the account
400 n m-Thcre withira from the Bank OF Eng
land today 900 for shipment 10 America Pari. ansces
quote cent rentes at 50 francs Tor inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Oct l.-Cdnte- Receipts last "a hours were
1892 Total fer thus far H. 260 head Same tlne
TO- 93 head Consigned through 1877 cars OF when
81 to NewYork II cars on sale; market nominaiy
unchanged; good cattle bore. ,.
shepRecepts last "a hours we're !oOo head Total LOT
head Consgu through cars OF which to New YORK
20 all Common Medium weak at 50 500 "a 90
no Western Lambs here Canadian Lambs declined 90 lOc;
on sale rs cars sold at S. 50Gs5 : several loads
shipped IN first hands
Hoqs-R Hast "a hours 000l head Total Tor
week thus $50 DEAD For same time last week 063
head Consigned through 81 % Of which to New YORK
81 SALE declined 10 0lJc Mixed Pigs and Light
Workers 81 1884 90 Selected Ysfkers 81 900 $50 oo SO.
ected Medium weights So 90 O5; Coarse Mixed Heavy
SIS go 10; Slags So so es3 75 the bulk sold
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards Oct l. Tho Drossrs
journal reports Cdtas-Rsceipts 1000 head Shipments
1000 Shipping steers 81 x0GSoi STOCK
srs and Feeders ST 2jas3 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 IS
0s2 7O Texas Cattle 81 6O0s275 Western RANGERS
So 3C6s3 co. .o,.
market lower; Mixed 81 20 81 49, Heavy 81 40GSA 80.
Light 81 4Od 81 IS Rough and Skips S. 0OG 81 ~:
Sh,ep-KeceDts 1000 head shipments heal MaIkes
slow Natives S3QSf To- Western So 1903 85 Texans " ~
a 5 co. Lambs. s. 250S5 rs per 90 10: ,,
1T. LOUIS. Oct l.-Cathe-Receiuts l,4OO head Shp-
ments $50 head: market steady Far 70 Chscs Heavy
Native steers 81 ooas4so Butchers stesrs Far TO Caecs
Indians Conmsa grass to Coed confcd So lcGt3 20
Hoqs-Rscepts head. shipments 1913 head MARKET
nrn. Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections - ~
si So Packing Workers Medium 10 Prime 81 40 TO-
Pigs Common TO Good So 90aS4 40
She>D-Receuts $50 head. shipments 376 head Market
was strong Fzr Fancy S. 00G So 80 Lambs ~ ~
81 So